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Turkish media published a list of stars with maximum prices for New Year's Eve concert
Turkish media published a list of stars with maximum prices for New Year's Eve concert
November 9, 2023
The list is headed by 77-year-old Azhda Pekkan, for whose concert one has to pay 6 million liras. She is followed by:
Kenan Doglu - 5 million liras
Ebru Gundesh - 4.5 million liras.
Hadise - 4 million liras
Sibel Can - 4 million liras
Edis - 4 million liras
Syla - 4 million liras
Sertab Erener - 4 million liras
Gülschen - 3.5 million liras
Murat Boz - 3.5 million liras
Zeynep Bastık - 2.5 million liras
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